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MarshaIl-

Miss Nellie McKeen. of Terre Haute is visiting the
Misses Martin Miss Libbie Railing. of olney, has
returned home from few weeks visit with friends
here Miss Arnie Harlan to Bloomington,
Monday: to spend g week two with her father,
Capt Edwin i arlin at the Soldiers Orphans Home.
Mrs. Wesley Black. Elias English and wife Mr..
Chas- English and wife. and Ed English. of Terre
Haute. We're last week attend the funeral of
Mary English Rev. d. Z. Black and
wife, of Bethany, Coles county. came
Wednesday. to spend few days
with their many relatives here Judge ]. ". Wikin
and wife, of Danville. have been spending few days
in Marshall with their friends Mrs Arnand a Rains
Is spending few weeks in Paris with her sister Mrs
c. o. Chestnut Mrs r. R. Adams has gone to Dew
lis River, Tex to spend few months with her son
Harry Mrs. Lutte Archer, of Columbus Kan, who
visited relatives here for week went to Sui
hvan on Monday to spend few days with relatives.
on SATURDAY..
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Nation.

STr. and Mrs. V. K. Curd. of Charleston wished
Judge Hughes and wife Sunday Mrs. VIM. Thun-
neman, Of sullivan was the guest of her daughter,
son and Grace O'Brien, were guests of Mrs. L. G.
Brown Sunday Miss Maggie Kennedy attended
the wedding of Miss Ella Gleason at Centraia last
week Misses Agnes Bushman and May McCaig.
of Sullivan, We're guests of Mrs. VIM. Major last
Sunday John Hennessy and Miss Mary L. Collins
were married Tuesday morning by Father Crow
a. S. Lane and Miss Lizzie Dashiel married at
Miss Grace Major is visiting in Chicago Mrs. j. T.
Waller and daughter of Louisville, KY are guests of
is guest of j. r. Toby and family Mrs f. e.
Merry. of Terre Haute is guest of Mrs. c. c. Gift
ford Mrs VIM. Lennox. of ST. Louis is guest of
Mrs. G. G. Mac. C. l.. Slime and wife. of Ottawa
Kan, are guests of w. w. Williams and family
Mrs. Germane has gone to Taylorville, Iii "A G..
jacques, Mrs. n. 5. Boseman. Miss Lizzie Bosernan
Mrs. Caroline Waters and Miss Derdere Duff Of
PoseyvllIe, Ind, are guests of NATION friends.
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The Euterpean Society meets ut the residence of
Miss Jennie Ransom No 40 Ash street on next
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Atkins issued invitations. yes
terday. for reception next Wednesday evening, TO
Miss Susan B. Anthony.
A social viii be given at the Seventh Presbyterian
Church on next Wednesday evening. Section No. 3
Will have charge of the affair.
The Married Mems Club of the Fifth Presbyterian
Church literary and musical entertainment on
Friday evening. Refreshments were served by the
Prot David $. Jordan, president of the State Uni
verstyRt Bloomington, viii be married this summer
trip 70 Europe
'Presbyterianisnl in Indiana the paper read be-
fore the Presbytera Ministerial Association Of Indi
annapolis; March II, by Rev. +. " Hunter, has been
printed by request.
. Miss Susan B. Anthony Of the guests at
ne eonversazione given by Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Day
"a Friday night when Prof Melville r.. Anderson, of
Furdus University read paper on Robert Browning.
night the residence of Mr.. Frank Mckee No. 41s
iSo5'h Tennessee street Mr. James feathers will
tne guest Of Miss Salie Holiday.
, Last Monday being the birthday anniversary Of
Mrs. Mary Gordon. her daughter, Mrs Fred Heron.
quests numbered her children and grandchildren. and
years.
Denver Tribune. "a. Rev VI. A. Buchtsl and wife
ieaye for California with Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Cham
perrin next Friday. and will be absent for three weeks.
rev r. G. Millngton and Rev. DIR. HYDE will supply
henee.
Mr. and Mrs John Cooper celebrated the twelfth
aniilVersary OF their marriage Thursday night by
sing dancing party in honor Of their guests. Miss
sisIweAs OF Covngton Ky. and Miss Schen nerhorn.
.DeiphL About mid-evening delicious refreshments
lr. and Mrs. r. Uhl celebrated their silver wed
~ r. last Tuesday evening az their residence No.
north Tennessee street. After ending several
NJ ~ Conversation supper was served 20 the guests
ana Mrs L hi were the recipients Of many hand
some presents.
ne Dairy maids under command Of pr. Heskell.
sse one Of their pleasing drills at the Virginia
=, ~ = nk, on next Tuesday evening. for the bene-
an ne South.street Baptist Church. Following the
-. handsome banner viii be presented to the com
10y after which promenade social will be given.
80 ss92ans teas were given Monday night by Alr
~ ssIts- a. y Gates. and Thursday r ght ~ Mr.
Ts-sLF S - VI. Robertson. IN honor Of Mr.. and Alrs
WIZ fenton, OF Ottumwa Ia At the latter Mrs
bo.sr Cattle, Of ST. Paul Mimi, one of the
ders esea ~ guests All the visitors were former resi-
w. "a Livingston entertained OR Literary and So
49, ,siTcls Friday evening The programme in
u m Instrumental solo by Mr.. Overton. a dia'
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Mrs John A Keiser is visiting relatives at Indian
spos.--W. l. Miner. formerly treasurer of this
county left with his family, Wednesday, to locate
Boulder. COL DIR. J. :. McClain has been APP
pointed delegate to the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church, to be held AT Omaha twoweeks
beginning May 10 Miss eiertie McManners, OF
Rush county IS visiting Mrs DIR. J. i. Lord. =. L.
L. Christv of the indianapolis World, was in Ma.
rion on Friday Mrs. Ananas Arnold has Joined
her husband Nincennes. Ind whore they VIII
hereafter reside Mrs. Frank Mason, of Decatur
is visiting Mrs. George Adams this week Mrs
Sarah Meyer of Goshen is visiting Marion relatives
this week Miss Rose Michaels. Of Logansrort
is visiting Marion relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lawrence have returned Bellefontaine. O.. after
extended visit the residence Of Hon. Isaac Van
DAvantar
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a Policeman. outside snecnlatton.

NEW YORK. May Police Superintendent MUIR
ray was damfounded when. few DAYS ago. he learned
that IN a business house in lower Broadway a police
man IN full uniform had up lottery and policy
business OF his own, and selling tickets. De
tectlves were put upon the and found that the
story was true. The poIceman's name is Morris
colbert He is assigned a post at the Mercantile
Building and thought he could increase his income
somewhat by selling Louisiana lottery tickets and
pohcy gigs Colbert was arrested this morning and
taken to police headquarters. where Superintendent
Murray cut off his brass buttons and tore off his
stripes; tie WAS then locked up. Ths detectives who
worked up the case considerable money on
tickets bought from the enterprsing policeman The
money was turned into the sick police pension fund.
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Brirhtwood News.

Miss Behirner has opened select school In the pub
ic-school building, with good attendance.
The creditors of f. T. Fletcher held meeting
Gently and ordered administrator Baldwin sell the
property at
1t stated that the corporation treasury contains
sufficient money to sink gas well and conduct the
over town. and that there is for the
ey. 1t has been suggested that well be sunk and the
fuel furnished to the taxpayers free
The derrick for gas well No. is in position, and
drilling will commence az 1870 o'clock p. u to-nor-
The well was located by John Knight and
Mayor Caven. the Wolfe farm. 1t is about one
mile from here in a northeast direction.
The anti.KniChts of Labor ticket all elected at
the charter election. VIM. Shook John Sears and
Cy Engle the trustees. and Hardin KEN per is
their clerk. They met Thursday and organized
The meetings hereafter will be held Monday night
Oh voa1y
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GraancaAfla.

James Beck of Atchison Kan, is visiting his fam
ily.- Mr.. j. Stanton. of LaPorte, is visiting Dr.
Preston Mrs. Manson of Charlottesville. is visit
ing her parents Mrs Glass. of Evansville, is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Ii. r. Calender. Mr.. Alex
ander Duvall and wife and Miss Ida Kidd have re-
turned hame from California. Mrs. Frank Beale of
Frankfort is visiting her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
knight MIR. and Mrs. George Hathaway enter
tanned 8 party of friends Saturday evening
r.. w. Cole has gone a business visit to south
western Missouri. Mrs. ID. l.. Southland has re-
turned from a protracted visit to friends in Balti
more Rev. J. G. Barrow. of Bennington, VT, Will
conduct services at the Episcopal Church on sun
day The corner. stone of the new Catholic school
building will De laid with appropriate and impressive
ceremonies the afternoon of SUNDAY the 10TH
Father Bessonies win conduct the day ceremonies
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Wabash.

Miss Eva Donaldson has returned from visit to
friends in Toledo and Defiance Mrs. j. G. Mahin
of battle-ground. Ind. is spending few days with
Tuesday evening at the homo of Miss Annie Payne:
on Hill street The marriage of Julius Dick of
Huntington and Miss Sue Berolt, of this city Is an
denhaI and wife of Richmond, in the city on
celebration of the NJ. E. Church. IL this city.
Rev. Charles Little went TO Paris. Ill. Wednes
day last to oicate at the wedding of Henry Nc
manager of the Western Union Office at Terre Haute
and Miss Daisy Culbertson, of Paris Rev. G: n
Sims chancellor of Syracuse University, ectured last
evening to immense audience at the d. E. Church.
this city his subject being Homes and Houses
Mrs. j. A Koutz has returned to Bluffton. after a
fortnights visit with relatives S>-e. Mrs. D. A
Williams, nee Thurston. of Newark, o.. is visiting
friends and relatives in Wabash Rev. c. Fl. Brown.
of kokomo is in the city, visiting friends and attend
ing the semicentennial celebration of the NJ L.
Church Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rose have re Irned
from visit to relatives in Fort Wayne NJ IS Zua
Haas is visiting friends in Indianapolis Misi Alma
Zegler left Tuesday for Chicago. where she re-
sunles her studies in female seminary Miss Lou
Redinger spent Sunday with relatives in Logansport
Mrs. E. G. Sackett visited her daughter Mrs Emma
Hague at Huntingdon. last week Miss Corlie Jones
has returned from visit to friends Garrett City.
Ind. The Chautauqua Circle will meet next
Tuesday evening with Miss Hattie Wait. 49, James
Ditton and wife of Romulus Mich, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ditton. Mrs Ed Hibben,
of Elkhart has returned home, after pleasant visit
of a week with friends and relatives here.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Charleston.

Miss Kate Orr visited Martinsvile friends the past
week Mrs. j. n. kinaba of Ogden City U. T., and
Mrs. DIR. North. of Las Vegas. n. NJ. guests Of
Mrs. w. G. Wright. -. Leon Beersdorf and family
have become residents of Indianapolis Mrs Letter,
Carnerer, of Kinmundy. Ill, is guest of Mrs Eugene
Bradley. Edward Orr is at Little Rock. Ark w.
E. Hampton and wife, of Elsnore Cal. will arrive in
the city Miss Bessie Wright of Atlanta Ca.
is guest of Charleston friends Mrs. A. A. Hawkins
and BERTHE spending the at East
Prairie. Mo -. Miss Nellie Mccormick has returned
from Champaign VIII Davis and wife have moved
from Alton to Charleston. Mrs. Cynthia Eggeston.
of Terre Haue guest of Charleston friends last
vyeek
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Brazil.

Mrs. Carol who has been spending the winter with
her daughter. Mrs. VIM. Houston, left on Wednesday
for her home in Missouri The Tourist Club met
Friday evening with Miss Mollie Nees at the home of
Mrs. j. v Aver Mrs. Geo Andrews is visiting rela-
tives in Indianapolis Mrs Louis Cox will spend
part of the summer with relatives in Vincennes---
with her father in this city The L. L. S. at the
home of Mrs. Simon Herr on Tuesday evening.
Miss Allison. of Mexico Mo-. is visiting Mrs Will
Houston North Meridian Miss Minnie Cellar
of Knightsvie. visited Miss Mollie Herr Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson visited Indian
apois this week Mrs. Cole will spend the summer
with her daughter Mrs. w. 2. Ridpath.
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Orb ana.

Miss Nora Briggs returned from visit at Danville
H. Saturday Mrs w A. Evans has departed for
Wichita TO spend the summer Miss Emma j. Wild
man. of indianapolis. visited Mrs. j. A Glover the
past week Miss Hanna Downs is at Urbana, o..
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Harvey celebrated their golden
wedding Wednesday They have resided in the city
ortyeight years Louis Eddy of Denver. is guest
OF Uroana friends.- james Kennedy and Miss Mary
Cowley were united in marriage Wednesday evening
Mrs Bernstein. of Napoleon, o.. is the guest of
her daughter Mrs. N Fl. Cohen -.Joh. n Moreland
of Farmer City. and Miss Mary F. Grant Of this civ
were married by Rev. Paradis Saturday
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LOCRnaDOrt.

Mrs William Maxwell and Mrs. 8. B. Moon visited
friends in Idaville Wednesday; Miss Sadie Nc
Masters, who has been visiting Miss Jessie Flerce,
has returned to her home in Peru Mrs. Ida Nc
Dower. of Marion in the city Wednesday
Mrs. NJ. J. Foy of the East End is visiting friends in
Peru Jessie Pierce entertained a number of her
Dung friends at the residence of Dr. j. il. Shuitz
Wednesday evening - Mrs. > " folding has returned
Liberty Mills Ind. returned home Thursday after
weeks VISIT with her aunt. Mrs. A. b. Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anmon Jones removed TO Richmond
Ihrrred aN
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an old and highly respected lady Of this place died
last Sunday Of dropsy Of the heart. and buried
at Asburv Cemetery on Monday Mrs. Belle Wood
yard visiting friends at Indianapolis last weeS'
Miss Hattie Fox is assisting in the private school,
Valley Lodge No. 627. Morristown. had four IN
itiates and took IN three degrees y two weeks
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ST ,Insenh

Mrs. Mahan, who has been guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w O. Shreve returned to her home in jefferson City
spent Sunday the guests of Mr.. and Mrs g. L.
Brewer VIM. Parnel and Miss Ida Baker were
married Tuesday Miss Fannie Leroy and Ed
Justus of Urbana, guests of Simeon Leroy this
week Mrs Kate Swearingen and son Harvey of
Cuba, ILL., have OF friends in this city the
past week C. I'll. kieuzle spent Thursday in Dam
vile Miss Myrta Young. of Oakwood spent Sun
rsx-tv FL zrffr
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Rockville.

Miss Belle Sidener. student of ST Mary's is ENJOY
ing short vacation with her parents. Mrs Elmer
Stith Clark was called TO indianapolis Monday, by
the sad that her husband had died in Las vegas
n NJ, and the remains would arrive on frlaay--
Capts. j. r. Strouse Frank E. Stevenson and Lieut..
Ed Lambert win be members of General koontz 5
staff at the Washington encanpment.
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Terre HRute.

Mrs. A. H. Kildow is visiting in Wichita, Kan
George N. Borden and Miss Maggie Shepherd were
married at the brides residence Wednesday There
were many elegant presents :. On Tuesday. May
18th, Albert r. Monninger and Miss Lena Dresser
will be married at the residence of the brides parents
Miss Lillian McGregor is wishing in Cincinnati
Mrs. Charles Kern, of Chicago is in the city visit
ing Mrs. r. L. Ball. Mrs Henry Burger Miss Anna
Essinger and Miss Norma Bauermeister at Mani,
towoc, Wis Mrs. A G. Duddleston has returned
from Chicago. Mrs. John Moorenead, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. A T. Kelley, at Washington
has returned home
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No well-regulated household should be with
out bottle of ANGosTURA BITTERs, the world
renowned appetizer and inyigorator Beware of
eounterfeits. Ask your grocer or druggis, for
the genuine article, manufactured by Dr. j. G.
b. Seigert & Sons
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MnrrIaInuEn

The annual concert of the Missouri Harmony
Glass; the oldest singing class in the State. will be
held at the ~ z. Church on Sunday. May 81. Miss
Monte Williams spent few days at Greenfield last
week Mrs. DIR. Adams. Of Marion. Ind, visit
ing relatives here last Mrs. Margaret Yeager
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The Bon Ton Club will give hop next Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Young, of Boston. WIS.,
ting in this DR.. j. NJ q. Adams and wife will
make trip to Europe this summer Judge Joserh
C. Suit will deliver the Decoration-day grafton at
Winamac. and his son. Walter y. will perform the
duty at Colfax. "A. j. Miller and family of
Hiilisburg have become residents of Frankfort dur
ing the past week occupying the Judge Suit residence
an Christian RIDGE
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Serious Illness of Robert McKlm.


MADISON. May Robert McKim one of the
wealthiest and oldest citzons of Madison. Ind. ia
lying at the paint Of death He was early identified
WITH the railroad and banking interests of the State
ana Is noted Tor his banefactons chief among which
IS his endowment of the Mckin Observatory at De-
Pauw University. ~ -
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Gordon.

Mrs j. NJ Baxter is visiting relatives and friends at
Shoals. Mr.. James r. Taber and wife visiting
friends in Kentucky Mr.. James Highfn and wife
left last week for visit in Illinois and Kansas.
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Edinburg.

Miss Jennie Jewell of Columbus is visiting in this
city the guest of Mrs May Carvin Mrs. Maggie
Darby left Wednesday for St. Marys, to visit her
daughter VIM. A. johnson and wife, of Franklin,
spent Monday among relatives here. Miss Allie
Vaughn has returned home from Cherryvale, Kan,
where she had been visiting for several months.
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WABASH COLLEGE ITEMS.

Lawn tennis is again the rage E. J. Bnford was
at Thorntown over last Sunday Prof L. G. Wins
low preached at Shelbyville last Sunday Several
students have purchased bicycles, and club is to be
organized. Prof. a.. B. Milford preached at the
Lafayette German Methodist Church last Sunday
Rev. A. :. Hughey of Auburn, n. Y. class of 1881
has been visiting in the city Professor Barnes, of
Lafayette, is the guest of Prof. j. NJ. Coulter.
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Charlottesville,

Mrs. Ed Lambert of Rockville has been visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Yeagley. Mrs.
Elizabeth Boynton Harbert of Chicago, is visiting
her mother, 1Irs. Ramey. Mrs. r. B. f. PIERCE
has been summoned Plymouth by the illness Of her
father. Miss Edith Lee entertained a number of
friends Monday evening Mrs. Sarah Condit of
Terre Haute, has been visiting Mrs. o. NJ Gregg
Miss Harriet Marshal will spend the summer at Dun
barton, n. H.. w. B. Walls and wife at San
dusky. o. The high-school alumni met on Tuesday
afternoon and elected the following officers President
Miss Flora Barter; vice president. W. D. Griffith;
secretary. Miss Ora holland; treasurer, Miss Mamie
Van Sandt. George S. Durham entertained a
pany of friends Tuesday evening Miss Florence
Newhau of Lafayette has been wishing in this city
Mrs. A. B. Anderson has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Albert Baker. at Indianapolis Elder NJ NJ.
Van Cleave gave his wife surprise dinner Monday,
it being her fty-ssyenth birthday a reception
given, Wednesday evening. by Miss Della Hogan.
in honor of her guest. Miss Hart Of New Albany.
Mrs NJ G. Smith, Of Terre Haute is visiting her son.
NJ. ". b. Smith Miss Ida Puiliam of Middletown
o.. is the guest of Mrs. j. B. Smith Rev. Ira J.
Chase, of Danville will deliver the memorial address
here "A public reception viii be given Rev. r. j.
Cunningham the new pastor of Center Church,
next Tuesday evening. at the church parlors, from
to 10 o'clock Mrs. Z. d. Huests has been visiting
in Chicago Mr. and Mrs 7. A. Mash, of Cincinna-
I'll were at J. r. Robinsons this week. route to
Bloomington. Monroe county. Miss Ida Kahn gave
a social party last Thursday evening IN. j.
Clodfeltcr read his Spirits of the Storm at the
social Thursday evening at the First Presbytera
Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-13
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY HIS FRIEND

A STEAMSHIP PURsER DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED
WITH HIS NEW REVOLVER.
Clifford E. Hensick, purser OF the steamship
Amethyst, lett the vessel at Doverst. Friday
ing and sroled to the Bowery, where he purchased
seli-,ocking Remington revolver of 44-caliore. He
took the weapon back to his room in the vessel aud
loaded it. Before noon yesterday he visited by
his friend, George w. Knrz, chief engineer on the
steamship Blanche Henderson. Henslck took out his
new revolver aud showed it TO his friend. Not beng
that the weapon was loaded Kurt held it care
lessy in both hands with its muzzle pointing toward
Hensick, and pulled the trigger. There q loud
report and Hensck tell back with cry OF pain. The
bullet from the revolver had struck him in the right
breast infcting dan serous wound. Kurtz dropped
the weapon and called tor assistance while he raised up
his injured friend.
Policeman Leggett, who the Dover-st. pier,
called an ambulance and Ilensck removed to the
Chambers Street Hospital. To tue officer and others
he said that kurtz his friend and that the shooting
was accidental. Policeman Mahon,y, OF the Steam
boat Squad arrested kurtz and took him to the rombs
Police Court Shere he held in 81 900 bail tor ex-
animation. Mr. Henderson, Kurtzs employer, became
his bondsm.n. coroner was summoned IN the alter
noon to the hospital to take HenscS's antemorteui
statement.
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NEW, YORK PEOPLE BACK FROM MONTREAL

now COLONEL GEORGE BLISS AND HIS PARTY
ENJOYED THEMSELVES
Colonel George Bliss and other members OF his Mon
trea carnival party returned to this city on Friday
Among them were Surrogate Rollins Elihu Root, Thomas
c. Acton Charles A. and Paul Dana and George f. Lyon
They all had delightful time The party left this city
on Monday evening and reached Montreal at p m on
tuesday. The day was rainy and so dsagreeabe that
the party remained indoors for the afternoon in the two
It's disposal In the evening visit was made to
the fancy dress skating carnival This was brilliant
scene lights and varied costumes The next day came
and seihing aud in the evening the storm
Ing OF the lee palace.
That OF the most beautiful sights ever be
held said Colonel Bliss yesterday There we're 1000
people In the attacking party. They wound down the
mountain and began the bombariment OF the palace
with Roman candles, rockets, etc. There were 1lOOO
Roman candles used The defending party returned the
fire from within the effect of the lights the Ice made
splendid aud magnificent scene. The carnNal In all Its
phases highly picturesque result due To the tobog
OF bright colors and the dress OF the snow
sho- skating and other clubs. on Wednesday there
sleigh parade one OF the best caricatures The
sleighng party labelled The Boodlers. Americans rs
well ahadans appreciated that feature OF the parade.
On thursday there more seighing ana more to0ox
gaming There was great deal going on which we
could take In, bu' think managed To see the
striking phases OF the carnival